Theories of Ageing 2

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Learning Objectives Explain Disengagement and Activity TheoryAnalyse both in relation to a case studyStarter Can you write on the white boards what you know about Disengagement Theory and Activity TheoryTheory RecapViews ageing as a process of gradual withdrawal between society and the older adult. According to this theory, disengagement benefits both the older population and the social system.Gradual withdrawal from society and relationships preserves social equilibrium and promotes self-reflection for elders who are freed from societal roles. Enables an orderly means for the transfer of knowledge, capital, and power from the older generation to the young. It makes it possible for society to continue functioning after valuable older members dieTask What physical and mental characteristics do you associate with the following age ranges? Case Study - Betty Assignment Criteria P4 explain two theories of ageing

M2 discuss two major theories of ageing in relation to the development of the individual

D2 evaluate the influence of two major theories of ageing on health and social care provision.

Assignment tasks Task 1 - Table to complete discussing how disengagement and activity theory effects Betty (M2, D2)Task 2 - Explain two theories of ageing (P4)Disengagement ActivityThe theory suggests that older adults are happiest when they stay active and maintain social interactions. Activity engages older adults (both physically and mentally) and allows them to socialize with others. This increases feelings of self-worth and pleasure, which are important for happiness and longevity. These activities, help to replace lost life roles after retirement and resist the social pressures that limit an older person's world. 65+18-6412-170-11Can you write down several characteristics for each age rangeBe ready to feedback in 5 minutesMental Characteristics = personality traits Was everyone able to highlight some disengagement and activity theory within the case study about Betty? Examples? Recap - PIESWhat does PIES stand for? Remember to refer back to each element of PIES when discussing Betty in task 1

P - Physical

I - Intellectual

E - Emotional

S - Social

Assignment Task 1 Using the case study about Betty can you discuss disengagement theory and activity theory on the tableBtec criteria -Discuss Evaluate What do these mean? Example - Betty is 90 years old, she is a widow and lives on her ownHow can Disengagement Theory by linked to this? How can Activity theory be linked to this?